Shoko Kiyohara

Researcher,  
InforCom Research
Japan


Dr. Kiyohara teaches at the Keio University as a part-time lecturer, and is a researcher at InfoCom Research, Inc. Prior to this, she worked for the Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies at the University of Tokyo as an assistant professor. She received the Fulbright Scholarship in 2005 and holds her PhD in political science from Keio University. Funded by Ohira Masayoshi Foundation, she published her dissertation as a book in 2008. Her recent study was released for Keio Communication Review, which entitled “A Study of Current Telecommunications Policy-making in the U.S.: The Case of Universal Service, in Comparison with the Japanese Case.”

You can find Shoko Kiyohara in:
Universal Service In The Pacific Islands in South Pacific 4, Sunday 18 January 2009
Round Table 3: Digital TV Transition Policy in South Pacific 2, Sunday 18 January 2009

DTV Transition Policy in the U.S.:  (Round Table 3 - Presentation Slides)
How The U.S. Government Support the Pacific Islands in ICT Development?:  (Round Table 1 - Presentation Slides)